rejoinder

rejoinder to the defence

"Dat Buck two devils," was Francois's rejoinder.

In rejoinder, the abolitionists question the superior deterrent value of the death penalty.

she would have made some cutting rejoinder but none came to mind.

She made a quick rejoinder to his comment.

His witty rejoinder left everyone laughing.

The lawyer prepared a strong rejoinder to the opposing counsel's argument.

The politician's rejoinder to the journalist's question was evasive.

After a moment of silence, she finally came up with a rejoinder.

His rejoinder was met with skepticism by the audience.

I expected a clever rejoinder from him, but he remained silent.

The teacher's rejoinder to the student's question was informative.

Her rejoinder was so well-reasoned that it silenced her critics.

He always has a witty rejoinder ready for any situation.

I made an appropriate rejoinder, and he smiled wanly.

I'm going to hit my step-nephew with so many stinging rejoinders that he'll be crying step-uncle.

She had a rejoinder to people who argue for neutrality. Where is Andrea?

On looking back, I realize that the remark was too obvious to make rejoinder necessary.

This year has so far been a rejoinder to such excesses.

Northmour spoke hotly, I remember, and I suppose I must have made some tart rejoinder.

Her childish mouth was parted, awaiting a rejoinder.

" Madam, I should like some tea, " was the sole rejoinder she got.

And all the infant paupers might have chorussed the rejoinder with great propriety, if they had heard it.

It was as though they had all convened and decided upon that rejoinder.